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All at Emory unless noted
*   Sept. 14-15, 2012:
    Vulnerabilities
    and Identities: An
    Uncomfortable
    Conversation
*   Oct.19-20, 2012:
    Corporate Rights versus
    Children's Interests (at
    UBC)
=   Feb. 22-23, 2013:
    Contract as Public
    Law at the Intersection
    of Globalization and
    Privatization
*   April 5-6, 2013:
    Vulnerability and Labor
*   June 2013:
    Comparative
    Perspectives on
    Privatization (in Sweden)


SJD   CANDDTE
UPDATES
Joesphine
Ndagire:
(Makerere
University
Uganda)
Josephine re-
ceived the Max Plank Society
doctoral scholarship for con-
ducting research at the Max
Plank Institute for Foreign and
International Criminal Law in
Germany. She also will spend
time at the Institute of Public
Law, University of Tartu in
Estonia.
Joining
Josephine this
year is Zahara
Nampewo:
(Makerere
University, Uganda)
Zahara is a feminist lawyer
from Uganda. Her research
involves a socio-legal analysis
of marriage and the family
and law's role in construct-
ing women's sexuality and
morality.


By Vanessa King                                       Much  of Larson's scholarship
Professor Jane E. Larson, the                        concerns feminist legal theory
Voss-Bascom Professor of Law                         and  women's   legal history.
at the University of Wiscon-                         Her published work  incindes
sin and a leading feminist legal                     a much-cited 1993  Columbia
scholar, died Dec. 24, in Madi-                      Law Review  article on the de-
son, Wisconsin.                                      velopment and decline of the
Larson's  family and  friends                        tort of seduction, Women Un-
contacted the Feminism   and                         derstand So Little, They Call
Legal Theory Project at Emory                        My  Good  Nature 'Deceit': A
Law  to see whether the Mac-                         Feminist Rethinking of Seduc-
Millan Law  Lihrary was inter-                       tion. She later co-wrote Hard
esed in archiving her papers. Profesor Jane E. Larson Bargains: The Politics of Sex
The   library agreed, anticipat- died Dec. 24. The Hugh F.  with Linda Hirschman (Oxford
ing Larson's papers will he a re- MacMilan Law Libraryawill University Press, 1999).
source for those interested in re- archive her papers. She was a co-author of the his-
searching the history of feminist                   torians' amicus brief in the re-
legal theory. Also in the archives are Martha  productive privacy case Planned Parenthood
Albertson Fineman's papers and Catherine  of Southeastern Washington v. Casey (1992)
Roraback's papers relating to reproductive in which the U.S. Supreme Coort ultimately
rights and women's history.              affirmed the core holdings of Roe v. Wade.






Critical Queer  Studies, written by
Casey  Charles, examines contempo-
rary films and  documentaries that
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book demonstrates how the law maintains its hold over    updates and other
the queer subject through promoting certain ideological  opportunities.
fictions and conversely how film and literature draw upon
the material realities of queer legal status to dramatize con-
flicts between law and the marginalized subject.
The  Gender in Law, Culture and Society series published
by Ashgate, will address key issues of theoretical debates
related to gender, culture and the law. The series will be
edited by Martha Albertson Fineman.

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